Found some shrooms...
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reppinhigh22
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eat em! lol jk idk. you probably put mushroom compost too and got mushrooms to grow lol ^^;
hell nah it was potting soil from ace hardware!! Are these okay to keep around or should i get rid of?
underRated
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Kinda looks like liberty caps to me.idk tho, take one of those caps and spore print it see what color of print it leaves if it purplish color it probally ok, still wouldnt eat it tho just because its that color can still be poison hard ta tell unless you your self have alot of knowledge on fungus and a microscope!
reppinhigh22
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Yeah, I'd get rid of em. They're probably sucking nutrients from your soil for your cannabis.
missnu
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missnu
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The mushrooms won't hurt anything...I have all manner of mushrooms sprouting up in my garden, because I used a truckload of mushroom compost, and manure to make the whole plot...Mushrooms are just indicative of a healthy soil, and mushrooms make and take their nutes in more from the air around them than the soil or what not that they are in...
shouldnt u be tending to my crop?
srh88
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I was guna repost that for you, but then I realised your prolly collecting welfare checks. Typical.
canndo
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Ok, mushrooms get their nutrients from the substrate, not the air around them, but mushrooms give back, breaking down complex molecules and returning more basic ones, the kind plants like. Fungus are the great decomposers, the things that return everything back to the earth. I feed my tomatoes spent mushroom substrate (read compost) and they love it.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
This. And they're pretty. Look at all the tiny fruiting bodies just breaking soil. cn
canndo
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What are you doing outside of the politics site? Get back there where you belong and continue agreeing with me post haste.
canndo
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Fungi often are to the advantage of plants as they break down complex molecules into more soluble states, they are also good at transporting and keeping moisture.
I'd be worried about fungus gnats indoors though...
Those look like "inky caps", if the deliquiese then they are - they are an indicator of good compost not quite ready to be used. If one eats them for some ungodly reason, one should avoid alcohol as even a few drops will make the eater/drinker rather ill.